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Hey people
I folded the modular swan from opane and I started to search for more modular stuff. The problem is I can't find any clear diagrams on the net anywere.
Could somebody lend me a little hand??
I folded the modular swan from opane and I started to search for more modular stuff. The problem is I can't find any clear diagrams on the net anywere.
Could somebody lend me a little hand??
Hi Canso,
Now that you have finished the swan, most models begin exactly like it....just different number of units. Here's a site with many diagrams.....not in English though. But look at the number at the end of each row of triangles and that is the number of units needed. Give it a try and write back if you need help.
http://www.bluepop.us/origami/
Visit the forum for many more model instructions:
http://bluepop.us/phpBB/viewforum.php?f=5
Books with instructions in English: Link
Enjoy!
Now that you have finished the swan, most models begin exactly like it....just different number of units. Here's a site with many diagrams.....not in English though. But look at the number at the end of each row of triangles and that is the number of units needed. Give it a try and write back if you need help.
http://www.bluepop.us/origami/
Visit the forum for many more model instructions:
http://bluepop.us/phpBB/viewforum.php?f=5
Books with instructions in English: Link
Enjoy!
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You may not find this very helpful, but I've found some awesome sites on modular folding. Try...
http://home.comcast.net/~meenaks/diagrams/
or
http://home.comcast.net/~meenaks/diagrams/diagrams.html
I love the chaos cube by Linda Mihara. It looks great in red and black.
http://home.comcast.net/~meenaks/diagrams/
or
http://home.comcast.net/~meenaks/diagrams/diagrams.html
I love the chaos cube by Linda Mihara. It looks great in red and black.
Hey ~folder~of~paper~
In order to save myself the trouble of figuring this out....
What extra folds do you need to add in order to make the Chaos Cube 3-D? I am assuming that the cube takes 12 pices to make.
In order to save myself the trouble of figuring this out....
What extra folds do you need to add in order to make the Chaos Cube 3-D? I am assuming that the cube takes 12 pices to make.
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Yes, you're right.
I looking at the model wrong. So it is on moodule for each face of the cube. I'll give it a go and see what happens.
Thanks
I looking at the model wrong. So it is on moodule for each face of the cube. I'll give it a go and see what happens.
Thanks
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Chaos Cube
I have no idea how I did it, I spent hours on it trying to figure it out and just, magically somehow worked out the joining method...
there's another cube i like, it looks fab made with pastel coloured paper. I made one, but I can't upload the photo, because the file is way too big, but heres the website anyways... The model is the Froebel Ball...
http://puupuu.gozaru.jp/orizu/fro/fro1.html
It's in gibberish, but the diagrams are simple. Basically, you need glue and 6 windmill bases. Read through it so you know how to match colours of the modules. Happy folding!
there's another cube i like, it looks fab made with pastel coloured paper. I made one, but I can't upload the photo, because the file is way too big, but heres the website anyways... The model is the Froebel Ball...
http://puupuu.gozaru.jp/orizu/fro/fro1.html
It's in gibberish, but the diagrams are simple. Basically, you need glue and 6 windmill bases. Read through it so you know how to match colours of the modules. Happy folding!